News / Should Poland traitors face the death penalty? [105]

@Lyzko
@Ironside

All people who held positions of power during communist rule should be summarily executed, without question, and without delay. The fact that many in the post-soviet bloc have been able to live relatively comfortable lives and retire is a stain on humanity. These people are not fit to live in society, they are opportunistic collaborators of the worst sort who would sell their own mother for a dollar. The EU doesn't have the death penalty for crimes, but certainly an exception should be made for treason and espionage.

Bradley Manning and Bowe Bergdahl should both be executed by firing squad.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@cms

I didn't catch that case, because on the whole, with some rare exceptions, Poles are not raping their way across Europe, driving laurry's into crowds during European holidays, or blowing themselves up at music concerts. Poles are not organizing a mass child rape organization like the Pakis in Rotheram were doing, and I've not read any cases where the victim was charged with a 'hate crime' (fake, made up term) for calling a Pole a pirogi. On the other hand, you've had to cherry pick a single case, I've just read it, it sounds like the police were negligent but that there was not an overall pattern of a deliberate cover up like in Rotheram.

1 case of a Polish rapist......................................

1,000 women sexually assaulted on New Years in Germany
50% rise in rapes, 80% rise in murders, in Sweden, in the same period of time that the migrants flooded in, according to BROT
Car mows down and kills a dozen Spaniards
Truck kills 80+ in France
Truck kills another 60 in Germany
Man detonates himself at a concert in the UK
Child rape ring in Rotheram
Girl charged with a 'hate crime' for insulting her 30 year old rapist....

should I go on?

No, those facts would destroy the world view that these 'refugees' have a valuable and meaningful culture who will 'enrich' (Merkel) Europe. The truth is that their culture is vile and disgusting even if we take their religion out of it.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@jon357

You can continue to obfuscate all you like. Britain First is a reaction, a reaction to their neighborhoods being taken over by foreigners who despise and loathe our liberal values, who regard women as playthings, and who think homosexuals should be murdered for who they choose to love. You won't address the Rotheram scandal because it destroys your world view of unfettered immigration from 3rd world migrants who subscribe to 7th century ideologies of barbarism. This sort of disgusting behavior is par for the course for them, and as if English teenagers have not been victimized enough by them, they get victimized a 2nd and 3rd time, the 2nd time by authorities who in fear of 'upsetting community relations' (actually cited in Rotheram case) do not arrest pedophile rapists, and the 3rd time (in Somerset) by charging a young rape victim with a freaking HATE CRIME (a fake, made up term). Yea, great. Defend them, but not your own citizens. Brilliant.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@Jon357

Let me only include the most egregious and disgusting behavior by your authorities in Somerset. Truly disgusting, a direct causative effect of being f****ing PC.

" In November 2011, perpetrator A complained to the police that 16 year old Q was verbally racially abusing him. She was charged and at a later trial found not guilty. By this stage Q had disclosed to police her sexual relationship with perpetrator A. . . The police report for this serious case review suggests that on occasion police officers were confused over what was the most important issue to deal with, with the alleged 'hate' crime overshadowing the real offending taking place around CSE. Hate crime is seen as a high priority offence that requires robust action,. . .and it continues on and on with the rapist continuing to groom, rape and exploit girls until perpetrators finally arrested in November 2014."

I see, so a 'hate crime,' which is a completely fabricated and made up term, not a legitimate term in legal lexicon, takes precedence over the grooming and continued rape, sexual abuse, verbal abuse, and physical abuse by a 29 year old Turkish male toward a 14, and at the time of her horrible crime 16 year old female. Yea, "thats not going to happen," with regard to PC culture. How anyone with integrity and any moral fiber can defend this group think mentality of being PC is just totally beyond me. This doctrine causes actual harm, it caused harm with the plethora of girls who were groomed and raped by the Paki gang in Rotherham, and it caused actual and deliberate harm with the girl in the aforementioned case. That I've brought up the Rotheram scandal at least 4 times in this thread, and that you've chosen to ignore it and focus in on the minutiae of my responses tells me everything I need to know about your own moral compass. These things threaten your world view of progressive neo-liberalism, and therefore they must be ignored and swept under the rug.

mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3078968-Somerset-Police-prosecuted-16-year-old-girl-for-racially-abusing-her-rapist

Right, I just saw your post regarding the two idiots who threw bacon in a Mosque. While that was certainly juvenile behavior, and it was mean spirited, it caused no ACTUAL harm. People in the UK are given less time for freaking ASSAULT&BATTERY, so to see two people imprisoned for almost 1 year of their lives for doing something that was sort of mean, but caused no one any actual harm is just mind boggling to those of us who live in actual free countries.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@jon357

I am not, I generally regard the degradation of free speech in the free world as a slippery slope which should be defended at all costs. In America we say, I may not agree with what you have to say, but I would fight to the death to defend your ability to say it. "Hate speech," is a made up, fake term, it has no basis in legal doctrine. Saying 'hateful' things is the same as saying 'mean' things, and they are at their core political thoughts. So we are dealing with criminalizing a political opinion. It is the most offensive, and the most detestable speech which must be defended, it is the precise reason for things like the 1st amendment. Protecting speech is not necessary for popular opinions that everyone holds, it is the minority opinions which must be protected from the majority. This is the reason our 1st amendment is listed first, and codified into law. Our Bill of Rights exists so that these unalienable rights are not subject to the whims of an electorate, so that rights cannot be voted away by a 51/49 mob rule.

The Communications Act 2003 defines illegal communication as "using public electronic communications network in order to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety". Breaking the law carries a six-month prison term or fine of up to £5,000

1. You don't have the right not to be annoyed
2. You don't have the right not to be inconvenienced
3. If something someone says gives you anxiety, get thicker skin or turn the page/channel.

PC culture is blithe and stain on humanity, and the sooner we dispense with it and stop worrying about who is so 'offended,' the sooner we can have an honest discussion about rapes going up 50%, and murders rising by 80% in Sweden. The sooner we can stop young girls from being molested and traumatized by gangs of Paki's, and we can arrest them without fear of being 'racist.'

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@jon357

Right, but you don't deny that they can be jailed for saying 'mean' things?

---Public Order Act of 1986 A person who uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or displays any written material which is threatening, abusive or insulting, is guilty of an offence if-

(a) they intends thereby to stir up racial hatred, or
(b) having regard to all the circumstances racial hatred is likely to be stirred up thereby.---

In practice this law is used to silence people who legitimately criticize Islam. As I stated before, since it is an ideology, it deserves harsh criticism and interrogation as all ideologies do. No one has the right not to be offended, and if they feel 'distressed' by something someone else says, so long as it is not a DIRECT incitement to violence, well that's just tough and they should turn the channel. The principles of free speech are being violated, and instead we are subjected to fake made up terms like 'hate speech,' which are not legitimate exemptions to free speech.

News / Roman Polanski accused of unlawful sex with a minor [403]

Yes, please think about visiting. I will arrange a very nice tour of the city for you, have a few friends in Azov battalion I think they'd love to hear about your business idea. Have you ever been to the bottom of the Dnipro river before?

News / Roman Polanski accused of unlawful sex with a minor [403]

@anannha

No, I'm from the United States. Yes, all one would need to do is let Praviy Sektor know what that organization was doing and they would pray to God to be arrested by the Politsia. It's unfortunate there aren't similar groups in Warsaw to deal with a piece of human garbage like you.

News / Roman Polanski accused of unlawful sex with a minor [403]


Yes you're right, my bad......Give me your home address so we can talk about how to score hot 16 yr old girls together...

News / Roman Polanski accused of unlawful sex with a minor [403]

@zzzsss33

Dude, would you just crawl back into your hole already? Seriously, I thought this insane stuff you were saying was legit trolling, however it seems you're serious. I'll be in Warsaw in 3 weeks, please let me find out where you're going to be....you ******* scumbag

Law / Citizenship of baby born in Poland - Foreign Parents [17]

@kingdom26

Sounds like a question easily answered by an immigration lawyer. But your previous question said "whats the faith of the baby?" I imagine the faith of the baby is whatever religion the parents happen to be.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@idem

Yea, the problem is that the far-far-left has hijacked the narrative. Facts have now become 'racist.' It's apparently racist if you point out that rapes have gone up 50%, and murders are up 80% in Sweden due to 200,000 3rd world 7th century barbarians being resettled in their country. The sad thing is that the majority they've settled aren't even refugees, as only Syrians have the right to claim asylum. They have literally imported hundreds of thousands of uneducated unskilled people, the dregs of society in their own respective countries, and the Swedish government somehow expects these people to get on. The disaster that is 'Malmo, Sweden,' is a disgusting example of groupthink cultural Marxism absolutely destroying a city. To a lesser extent the same has happened to Luton, UK. Interestingly, I have several Polish friends who live and work in Luton, their accounts of the situation there are eye opening. Sweden plans to destroy their own cultural and ethnic identity even further by allowing another 400,000 savages to settle in their country, likely not doctors and lawyers.

Law / Citizenship of baby born in Poland - Foreign Parents [17]

@kingdom26

Did you not read the aforementioned posts? Poland does not have birthright citizenship, that the U.S. does is an egregious error of law, allowing foreigners to land in America and plop their babies out on our soil. We call these 'anchor babies.' Have some freakin dignity and go about acquiring citizenship through the proper channels.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@cms

I think you're right. But, likely his records were only examined because of his high profile nature, meaning the authorities used it as a weapon against his speech. Investigating people who have not committed a crime, but who say unpopular things, and using it as a way to stifle their speech is an egregious abuse of power.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@cms

Fair play. I'm not much interested in fringe political candidates or movements like theirs, I think the massive amount of attention given to them is unnecessary. I do think however it would be productive to talk about the state of the UK government which did arrest 4,000 people last year for 'mean' posts on social media that caused some people to be 'distressed' (god forbid). Or the fact that they allowed a Paki sex ring to operate for years in Rotheram. Or the most egregious I've read in the news, a 16 year old girl getting charged with 'hate speech' (a fake made up term) for insulting her 29 year old Turkish born rapist.

Let's address those things. Because they are real, and they cause real harm to CITIZENS of the UK, in favor of FOREIGNERS.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@jon357

The problem is that within the message from English Defence League and Britain First, there are elements of truth. That they can find no one to represent their interests in there, is fuel to these movements fire. Mainstream political parties in England would do well to address the legitimate gripes within their messages, so as to pull their supporters away from extremism. Is it that hard to understand?

You can look at the things that have happened to Tommy Robinson for instance. He was essentially imprisoned for saying 'mean things' and hurting peoples feelings. That is one thing I am struggling to understand about the UK's laws on speech. No one has the right to not be offended or feel uncomfortable. I think that putting him in prison for being mean, 1. only added to his stature, and 2. probably increased his supporters. See, lost inside the obsessing over the person delivering the message, is the actual message, like the 16 year old girl charged with "hate speech" (in quotes because hate speech is a made up, fake term, just like white privilege) for insulting her 29 year old Turkish-born rapist. Or for instance the Rotheram sex-ring run by Pakis. Those are real constituents, of lower SES backgrounds, and their voices are not being represented anywhere.

So the point is, the mainstream parties should find a way to include those people into their fold and take the wind from the sails of people like Britain First.

UK, Ireland / Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again. [293]

@jon357

I don't know anything about this Miedlar guy. 'Jayda' and Britain First are merely a reaction to lower socioeconomic class communities being overrun with 1st generation immigrants from cultures of savagery and barbarism that they view (however right or wrong) as destroying the social fabric of their neighborhoods. They see their government as less representative of them, and more interested in the welfare of foreigners. We are seeing this across Western Europe, which is precisely the reason that the AfD has had a historical victory in Germany, and why so many in the LGBTQ community are voting for them, because they see these foreigners from 7th century savage cultures as an existential threat to their own existence, destined to be thrown off the highest building in town. Progressives would do well to wake up to this fact (as we have seen, they've done so in Austria) less they drive centrists and center-right folks square into the arms of the far-right, which is good for no one. That unfortunately requires REAL dialogue, and a real discussion of the interests of those people in those areas. What will not get the job done? Virtue signaling, condescension, pontificating, and a general disdain for these people as 'less than,' which seems to be the prevailing attitude of progressives when dealing with conservatives.

Law / The right to own guns: would you support such legislation in Poland? [2873]

@jon357

I think everyone here respects the wishes of the Polish population not to own guns, and in turn everyone else ought to respect the right of our country to have widespread gun ownership via our 2nd amendment. That's the beauty of sovereignty and having so many nations on Earth.

News / Goodbye Sunday Shopping in Poland - Hello Electoral Reform [246]

While I'm a neophyte to Polish politics, I can say that they are on the right track when western media is doing hit pieces on them. For anyone with a modicum of nuance and critical thinking skills, the hit piece that CNN did on Poland's "60,000 white supremacists" marching through Warsaw, for their freaking independence day parade; that was a turning point for me and I finally understood this idea of "fake news." I mean, it was an outright journalistic fabrication. The west wants to punish them, and Hungary, for not wanting to destroy their national identity and have thousands of citizens raped. It's unreal, but as I said this is all I need to know about PiS to know they're charting the right course for their country, and that they truly care about their citizens. We had a man acquitted of murder in the US today, who was in possession of weapon illegally (prohibited person; felon in possession), and had been deported FIVE times from the United States, but one of the sanctuary cities in California would not allow ICE to deport him for the 6th time after his 9 millionth arrest. The argument isn't that cars don't kill more people per year than illegal immigrants, the argument is that we can't get rid of cars or curtail their use, but we absolutely can protect our fellow country men and women and keep dangerous individuals out through proper vetting, or not have them at all.

Language / How to properly ask for girlfriend's hand in marriage to Polish speaking parents? [6]


I asked my fiances mom, since her father died when she was young. However, her mom is a lawyer and speaks better English than I do, so didn't have to bridge the language barrier as well. I think even if you have someone translate it, its the gesture which is most important!

Law / Poland's Temporary residence card after marriage; I entered Europe without visa, the officials are stalking me [48]

@Patel_pooja

A student visa in most countries means that you go there for EDUCATION only, you DON'T work, and then upon completion of your studies you LEAVE.

Law / Poland's Temporary residence card after marriage; I entered Europe without visa, the officials are stalking me [48]

@danial

You are NOT a refugee, and you do NOT have a legitimate claim to asylum. How can you go to Germany? You can apply through any of the myriad of LEGAL routes available to you, that do not include committing crimes to get there.

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

@Sparks11

We are celebrating Thanksgiving here on the base, because we are proud of our European ancestors, that they took a leap into the unknown, and that they conquered and built a country from nothing. 0 guilt here for something I had nothing to do with.

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

I'm really trying to wrap my head around cheering on the destruction of a nations national identity in favor of appearing altruistic. These countries that people are coming from are all homogeneous societies and no one is asking them to destroy their own national identities with unfettered immigration. Somehow this becomes acceptable when we are talking about European countries or countries which were founded by people of European ancestry. No one is beating the war drum for Japan to accept hoards of economic migrants and to adapt their culture to their new guests, and in fact they take active measures to protect their national identity. There is a blatant double standard with one unchanging variable as to who is targeted for cultural enrichment.

Law / How to apply for Poland and Ukraine visa? [7]

Ask your question on Kiev Expats facebook group. There are a lot of Indian nationals residing in Ukraine.

facebook.com/groups/154741234637849

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

@Dirk diggler

All cultures are deserving of respect.............unless you are a white cis-normative christian male. In that case, shut the F up, bend over, and take your cultural enrichment.

It seems to really really chap the ass of a lot of western expats in here that Poland is a sovereign country charting its own path in contravention to prevailing social justice warrior progressive dogma. Unreal how disrespectful people can be regarding the wishes of the Polish constituency.

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

@cms

In fairness, if thats true, I also describe myself as a social liberal and fiscal conservative, so time would be better spent trying to find some common ground than just jumping down one anothers throats. I'd like to hear some rational discourse, instead of falling back on hyperbole, which I often use just to try and take the **** or for a wind up.

Please focus on the topic, everyone

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

Work / Native English looking for a teaching job in Poland [135]

@Lyzko

Lol yea fair enough Lyzko....I actually remembered one guy I had been asked by a mutual expat friend to intervene on his behalf because he was getting deported, as these guys never seem to get proper visas for some reason. Anyway, it was right before I was leaving the country, and someone had sent me a YouTube video of this mouth breather doing one of his amazing 'english lessons,' suffice to say that after I saw the first 1 minute and 30 seconds, I was for one pissing myself laughing, and for two not using any of my contacts with the ministry for this neck beard. It was so memorable, I was able to find the clip for you Lyzko, at least watch the first 2 minutes.

youtube.com/watch?v=b7nc6ihcHY4&feature=player_embedded

Life / Why are Muslims seen as a deterrent to Poland? [565]

@G (undercover)

Damn bro that was savage af......def heard the *MIC DROP* on that one! hahaha